who was President Harding’s secretary of the treasury was

President Harding persuaded congress by

Herbert Hoover, secretary of commerce, worked to cut

President Harding and his friends were know as the

The Ohio gang their positions to make money

Who was The worst scandal ?

The Secretary of the interior was

Albert Fall took bribes and.....

After President Harding passes away on his speaking tour, Vice-President Calvin Coolidge became President. President Coolidge believed that prosperity would be the reward for those

President Coolidge believed in laissez faire:

President Coolidge also believed that it was not the government’s job to

President Harding refuse to help

President Harding refuse to help farmers because?

Since the Farmers grew a lot of food

Congress passed a law that required the government to

since Congress passed a law that required the government to buy extra food and President Coolidge ________

Presidents Harding and Coolidge were both an

Presidents Harding and Coolidge were both an isolationist. They believed

President Coolidge had a peace treaty with 15 nations called

The Kellogg-Briand Pact stated

The economy was booming in the 1920s in part because the government kept

The increase in income gave Americans more money to

A major impact on American life was Henry Ford’s

His company was able to produce

His company was able to produce one car per minute and cost the consumer

To increase production and lower the cost, Ford used a process called

In the assembly line process the workers

Other advances in technology improved life. New machines produced products

Some consumers used credit and paid for their purchases through

These power sources made new inventions possible that made life easier. For example:

The 1920s also brought the “Air Age”. Many former military pilots during World War I bought old war planes and became

Transatlantic flights were by

What airway became America’s first passenger airline

The 1920s saw a young group of people rebelling against the

They wanted fun and freedom. Many experimented with new

Many young people stayed _______and more went to _________

The________was a favorite dance of the time period

The symbol of 1920s American woman was the _________

Women were always willing to try something new. For example a new fashion,

Women had more personal freedom; they drove cars

The prosperity of the 1920s opened new job opportunities to women. Such as: business offices

College graduates became

Others Worked as

Some women ran for political office after the 19th amendment was passed. In 1924, two women were elected governor;

In order to enforce the 18th amendment, Congress passed the

in what year was the Volstead Act passed

illegal nightclubs opened known as

People called __________ made their living by transporting and selling alcohol illegally.

Major cities saw criminal gangs battle each other for control of bootlegging operations. The most ruthless crime boss was

How many speakeasies did AI Capone take control in Chicago

The jobs African Americans had during World War I after the _________________________ , raised expectations for a better life.

The NAACP ___________________________________________________

tried to protect the constitutional rights of African-Americans.

The NAACP tried to get _________________ to pass legislation to help African-Americans fight discrimination, but failed.

Marcus Garvey founded _______________________________ and felt that African-Americans should move to Africa.

Some groups felt threatened by the changes in society during the 1920s. One example is the rebirth of the

Ku Klux Klan tried to influence ______________ , and local politics by creating violence towards African-Americans.

Labor saving appliances and shorter working hours gave Americans more

Higher wages gave them more money to spend on leisure activities. Sales rose by

Americans spent time

Not all were able to take part equally in leisure time. ____________ and ________________ had their choices limited by income and race.

New types of ____________ - communication that reached large audiences - began in the 1920s.

_________ and _________ provided entertainment and spread the latest fashions and ___________.

The number of households with radios increased as well as radio stations. Radio stations would broadcast news

Motion pictures shaped the ideas and dreams of Americans. The industry was centered in _________________________

Movies spread popular culture to other places around the world, like Europe. This included songs,

Sporting events in the 1920s saw a rise in attendance. Peopled enjoyed all types

African-Americans who moved from the south to the north brought new ideas and new music called ___________. Harlem (neighborhood in New York City) produced African-American cultural activity known as ___________________.

Harlem became home to

_______________ was perhaps Harlem’s most famous writer. He wrote about the difficult conditions African-Americans lived.

Jazz became widely popular. It was a form of music that combined

The most famous nightclub in Harlem was the ________________. It made stars of many African-American performers.

_______ became a place for American expatriates - people who choose to live in a country other than their own. One of these American expatriates was Ernest Hemingway